Microbial ecology

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  Año 1997, Vol. 33, Número 3

  • Article

    • Characterization of Viable Bacteria from Siberian Permafrost by 16S rDNA Sequencing

      T. Shi, R.H. Reeves, D.A. Gilichinsky, E. Imre Friedmann

      págs. 169-179

      

    • Formation of Phenolic and Indolic Compounds by Anaerobic Bacteria in the Human Large Intestine

      E. A. Smith, George T. Macfarlane

      págs. 180-188

      

    • Bacteria in the Intestinal Tract of Different Species of Arthropods

      A.E. Cazemier, J.H.P. Hackstein, Huub J. M. Op den Camp, J. Rosenberg, C. van der Drift

      págs. 189-197

      

    • Respiration and Assimilation of 4-Bromophenol by Estuarine Sediment Bacteria

      C.C. Steward, C.R. Lovell

      págs. 198-205

      

    • Microbial Metabolism of the Plant Phenolic Compounds Ferulic and Syringic Acids under Three Anaerobic Conditions

      C.D. Phelps, L.Y. Young

      págs. 206-215

      

    • The Formation of Large Bacterial Aggregates at Depth Within the Louisiana Hydrocarbon Seep Zone

      J.H Hyun, B.W. Bennison, P.A. LaRock

      págs. 216-222

      

    • Use of Immunoassays for the Study of Natural Assemblages of Aquatic Hyphomycetes

      S. Bermingham, L. Maltby, F.M. Dewey

      págs. 223-229

      

    • A Novel Nickel Resistance Determinant Found in Sewage-Associated Bacteria

      Roger W. Pickup, H.E.H. Mallinson, G. Rhodes, L.K. Chatfield

      págs. 230-239

      

    • Carbon Source Utilization Profiles for Microbial Communities from Hydrologically Distinct Zones in a Basalt Aquifer

      F.S. Colwell, R.M. Lehman

      págs. 240-251

      

    • Redox Potential as a Parameter To Predict the Reductive Dechlorination Pathway of Chloroanilines in Anaerobic Environments

      S. Susarla, S. Masunaga, Y. Yonezawa

      págs. 252-256